Rebirth: Fast Track Love

Because of her carsickness, the house her mother rented was not far from the supermarket. Wendy helped her mother carry the stuff and slowly walked home.

The mother and the daughter walked along the street, talking and laughing. Suddenly, she caught a glimpse of a figure on the bus. She opened her eyes wide in disbelief.

Her body reacted more quickly than her brain. When she came to her senses, she found that she had jumped into the bus.

Before the driver could close the door, a face popped out and startled him. "Fuck! That's so scary! If you want to get on the bus, you can ask me to open the door. If I closed the door just now, you would have bumped into the door. It doesn't matter if the door is broken but if your head is damaged, you will die! "

The driver was chattering without stopping. However, Wendy didn't pay any attention to his words. She was stunned and just stared at the man in the bus seat.

Was it her illusion again? No, this should not be her illusion!

Since Wendy's gaze was so affectionate, Harold withdrew his gaze from the scenery outside the window and looked at her.

She looked into the familiar eyes, saw the cold hearted man, the caring man, the man who was killed in a exploded car crash for her.

Harold looked at Wendy in silence with a frown.

Sara was confused. She followed Wendy into the bus and asked, "Wendy, why did you suddenly take a bus? It's not far from here to our home. We can walk home. And we don't have too many stuff to carry. Wendy? Wendy, you are crying! Are you feeling uncomfortable? "

All of a sudden, when Wendy turned around, she was already weeping. As soon as she regained her composure, she wiped the tears on her face. Lowering her head, she said, "Mom, I am fine."

"Hey, are you going to take the bus or not?" The driver shouted with dissatisfaction.

With pity, Sara took the stuff from Wendy and said, "let's walk home."

"Don't worry, mom. Let's take the bus home." Wendy's eyes turned red. She glanced at Harold from time to time.

daughter's abnormality. Normally, her face turned pale and her body kept sweating as soon

her face looked normal. Sara doubtfully put

old man sitting next to Harold spotted the oddness of Wendy. He turned and winked at Harold.

and asked kindly,

kid, her head was hurt. She started to feel dizzy and sick as soon as she get on a car. She had gone to the hospital to get some help and took the carsickness medicine, but it had no effect at all.

uncomfortable,

Wendy could think about was why Harold appeared here. Did he have the memories about his previous life? If he didn't remember her, what should

voice pulled her consciousness back. Wendy shook her head and said, "I'm fine. I don't feel dizzy

grade are you in

old man was sitting next to Harold, so

was not because her reason told her to be calm, she really wanted to throw herself into Harold's arms and had a good

years older than you, now a junior in a university." The old

Wendy asked curiously. She had

heard the scenery here is beautiful, so he decided to take a trip with me. " The old man burst into laughter and responded loudly. Although

the old man talked happily, but Harold seemed not to hear it. He looked out of the window without saying anything, no one knew

took a sudden turn, and the stuff in the

squatted down to pick up the things, and some things rolled down at Harold's feet. He took a deep look at the side face of Wendy, thought for a few seconds and bent

fast and bumpy, and it was difficult for them

wanted to pick up the brush under her chair but failed for a long time, the old man immediately bent down to help her.

about to pick up the scattered snacks. Before she grabbed the handrail, the driver took a sudden turn. The strong inertia made her lose control and fall to the side.

familiar body temperature and fell into Harold's

into his eyes. There was no

stood up sadly. It seemed that Harold did not have his second

man was fine, Harold frowned and said to the driver

sorry, sorry." The driver looked at them from the rearview mirror and said apologetically.